#timothy lamb

[lisamarie-vee]

[frankensteinical]

Forty Days of Frankenstein, Day 33: Sometimes you get a fine-art Frankenstein that hits just right.  This is a gorgeous rendering, from 2013, of the 1965 Japanese film Furankenshutain tai Chitei Kaijū Baragon.  Titled “Frankenstein Conquers the World (and Baragon)” it’s by artist Timothy Lamb.  I tell you true, I would absolutely watch an entire feature-length version of an animated Frankenstein movie in this style.  What do you think of it?

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Visual development for Trolls World Tour by Timothy Lamb

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Visual development for Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken by Timothy Lamb

[sorcerersskull]

Art by Timothy J Lamb

[supersonicart]

Timothy Lamb’s “God, Savage and the Amazon” at Nucleus Portland.

An incredible display of creative vision is currently on view at Nucleus Portland in Portland, Oregon from artist Timothy Lamb in the form of a solo exhibition entitled “God, Savage and the Amazon.”

Imagining a glimpse into an alternate dimension, Lamb takes us on visual epic through chaos and war that is both familiar and haunting with “God, Savage and the Amazon.”  Inspirations include a life-long obsession of dinosaurs, religious art, comics, science-fiction and the art of battles preserved from many ancient civilizations, Lamb takes to diverse levels of storytelling, from darkness to humor, but - sadly - it seems that these souls are doomed to the flaws of what many of realize as ills of our own, current times.

“God, Savage and the Amazon” is on display until March 23rd, go see it!

Supersonic Art on Instagram!

[asummerrae]

How has no one posted this peice of concept art with Branch in a cape? Like, my gosh. It is. Amazing. What a dork. Timothy Lamb is my new hero. What a wonderful drawing.

[wormdeath]

Monsters vs. Aliens